Shakhtar Donetsk
UkraineShakhtar Donetsk di tangga ke-1 dalam Liga Perdana dengan 29 mata daripada 12 perlawanan (9 menang, 2 seri, 1 kalah, gol 22-5). Prestasi terkini Shakhtar Donetsk (lima perlawanan terakhir): S M M K S.
Ditubuhkan
1936
Jurulatih
Arda Turan
Stadium
Arena Lviv
Bandar
Lviv
Kapasiti
34,915
Permukaan
grass
Tahukah anda?
FC Shakhtar Donetsk was founded in 1936 in the mining city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.
Statistik musim
Rekod
9W 1D 1L
H:5W/A:4W
Gol
22 / 5 (+17)
H:14/A:8
Tanpa bolos
12
H:5/A:7
Kedudukan
3
Pemain tidak beraksi (1)
Keputusan terkini
vs Dyn. Kyiv
08/11/2026Liga Perdana
vs Sporting CP
03/11/2026Liga Juara-Juara UEFA
vs Obolon
30/10/2026Liga Perdana
vs Dyn. Kyiv
27/10/2026Piala
vs FK Zorya Luhansk
24/10/2026Liga Perdana
@ Inter
21/10/2026Liga Juara-Juara UEFA
vs Kolos Kovalivka
17/10/2026Liga Perdana
vs AEK Athens
14/10/2026Liga Juara-Juara UEFA
@ Veres-Rivne
09/10/2026Liga Perdana
vs Kryvbas
02/10/2026Perlawanan Persahabatan Kelab
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vs Kudrivka
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@ RB Leipzig
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vs Real Madrid
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vs Epitsentr
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vs FC Kharkiv
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Shakhtar Donetsk
FC Shakhtar Donetsk, founded in 1936 in the coal-mining city of Donetsk in Ukraine and named after the Ukrainian word for miner, were transformed into an elite European club by billionaire owner Rinat Akhmetov from 1995, constructing the spectacular 52,000-seat Donbass Arena and building a squad famous for importing Brazilian talent. Under Romanian legend Mircea Lucescu over 16 years, Shakhtar won 8 Ukrainian league titles and their greatest honour — the 2009 UEFA Cup, defeating Werder Bremen 2-1 in Istanbul. Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 forced the club into exile, playing home games in Gelsenkirchen and other European venues while continuing to win domestic titles and compete in the Champions League as an extraordinary symbol of Ukrainian resilience. Their survival and success under the conditions of war has earned global admiration.